Sports Ban is Blessing in Disguise
by tts-admin | Mar 15, 2020 |
henrymakow.com – March 14, 2020

Let’s not play ball.
No hockey? No baseball? No basketball?
The horror, the horror!
The Coronavirus hoax has accomplished a near miracle: it’s shut down professional sports. Can you imagine?
“They may have taken the first step to awakening the sleeping giant – the one great mass of people they’ve always been able to keep in a state of clueless distraction – the American sports fan.”
by Mike Stone — (henrymakow.com)
All those hours wasted in front of the boob tube, all that time and energy expended cheering overpaid athletes, grown men playing with a ball or puck, all those bimbo Super Bowl halftime shows … it’s all gone.
I appreciate a good football game, a good pitcher’s duel, as much as the next guy, but the huge, bread-and-circus atmosphere of professional sports has ballooned into something preposterous. And not just the games themselves, but the industries built around them: sports talk radio, sports shows on television, jerseys, caps, shoes!
Can America survive without sports?
The answer is YES, and the great sports shutdown just might have the unintended effect of educating the masses. It certainly can’t hurt. It’s going to free up untold hours of previously wasted time.
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LOL! I think that image of the toilet rolls made into some kind of shelter with the eyeballs staring out is really funny!!!
We have a n insult in the uk, we say someone has the brains of a footballer meaning they are an oaf
But look at who buts these clubs, a russian mafia gangster ( a queer jew) Elton john
a poof and Robert Maxwell, who stole money all over the planet and never paid his bills
known as the ” bouncing Czech” he sold out jews who were hinding from the natzis, the god jewsx who suported Germany were untouched by authorities, but Maxwell to make his money named them as well.
Football is the number one distraction exercise of the masses, a bit like that little jewish tart Greta Thunberg, one watched what she sais with amusement which the jew slips the knife between your ribs
Soccer/Football: A Masonic Sport?
You better believe it ! All “sports” are Freemason “bread & circus’s for the masses.
Association football was born in 1863 at the Freemason’s Arms Pub near London’s Covent Garden, at 81-82 Long Acre. Six meetings were held at the pub to decide on rules and structure, and the meetings ended with a split between the new Football Association (“soccer” is said to be a truncated version of “association”) and the proponents of different rules that became rugby.
The Freemason’s Arms pub was built in 1860 and is still open today. It began life as the Freemason’s Tavern, which originally stood where the United Grand Lodge of England’s New Connaught Rooms are today on Great Queen Street. London’s Freemasons’ Hall is literally right across the street. http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread745220/pg1
Freemasons invent Golf Club
Though it may be a slight exaggeration to say that the ‘Speculative Freemasons’ invented the golf club, being a Mason or a Burgess was certainly a condition of the earliest known clubs in Scotland and England. Still today, very few golf clubs in the world do not have some entry criteria, if only financial.
Until 1789, the Royal Blackheath GC was open only to Freemasons and for a generation afterwards there was a clique of Masons called the Knuckle Club who played out-of-season on Blackheath to avoid the non-mason members. They continued ‘as golfers’ only in 1825 and disbanded in 1844. Their minutes and medals are now part of Royal Blackheath GC.
The Grand Master Mason of Scotland was captain of both the Leith golfers (Honourable Company) and St Andrews golfers (R&A) four times in the eighteenth century. He also laid the foundation stone for the clubhouse at Leith in 1768 in the presence of ‘all Masons’ (see below). Alexander McDougall, elected secretary of Gentlemen Golfers at Leith in 1764, was the Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Scotland. https://www.scottishgolfhistory.org/origin-of-golf-terms/fairways/freemasons-in-early-golf-history/
The Masonic Ritual of Baseball
Appropriately called “America’s Pastime”, baseball is less a sport than it is a ritual. It is slow paced, the players are immobile most of the time, standing on geometric shapes. The philosopher Morris Raphael Cohen described baseball as a national religion. Almost all ancient civilizations had some sort of ritualistic sporting events that mixed athletic prowess and religious beliefs. https://www.remnantradio.org/Archives/articles/Baseball/baseball.htm
Freemasons Created the Game of Football ( American style, British origin )
One of these Masonic created games that we know of as an English national pastime, is the game of Football. The Football Association was founded on 26 October 1863 at the Freemason’s Tavern (Arms) in London. This English game of ball then gave rise to a modern-day gladiator type sporting event played by men in tights and pads, with fierce-looking padded Spartan like helmets in an arena known as American football.
The first game played in the states was at a Princeton-Rutgers football game in 1869 that was held under England’s “Football Association” rules, better known in North America as soccer. Later in 1874 the rules changed more to be like English rugby.
Both Freemasons and football players use special signals like that of the master mason sign seen on the above left, and the sign a referee makes for a goal. Masonic orders and football leagues are special societies for men only who wear special uniforms and have meetings, rituals under a highly formalized set of mysterious rules. Meetings begin and end at appointed times, and are presided over by a grand master or manager. Membership into the order or on the team is organised into a hierarchical structure in which the groups compete for honours and other benefits, and to get on the team, you must ask one to be one. https://gnosticwarrior.com/freemasons-created-the-game-of-football.html
Hey Truthy1, I haven’t heard anything back from you since I posted an answer to the question you asked here:
http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=203571#comment-946013
What’s your excuse now?
@ Voltman
Hey genius you need to work on reading comprehension, logic and rational thought.
Example : When you face the mirror you cannot possibly see the back of your head.
Likewise when you face away from the sun you cannot see anything that orbits around it inside of earths supposed orbit. Capiche’ You are proving my point with your dawn and dusk B.S.
Go ahead and believe the lie if you want to. It is obvious to a thinking man what is and is not possible.
@ Voltman
Search Mercury and Venus in the night sky ( not just at dusk or dawn )
I think you need help with this Voltman
Venus—in late March reaches the summit of a magnificent climb into the evening sky. https://www.space.com/33619-visible-planets-guide.html
How To Identify Planets in the Night Sky
The first step to identifying planets is to know which planets are possible to see without a telescope. Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn are the five brightest planets in our
night sky [ notice NIGHT sky ]
and, therefore, observable by most people. https://www.adlerplanetarium.org/blog/how-to-identify-planets/
Hey Fruthy1, you have just shown, by your crass “rebuttal”, that you haven’t understood anything related to the subject at hand. This is the last time I bother with you; you have no class.
http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=203571#comment-946013
Some people will embrace a comfortable lie rather than face an uncomfortable TRUTH.
Just go out and look at the sky “Tonight ” the timing couldn’t be better to prove my point that the Heliocentric model is a deception and a theory only.
On the evening of March 24th, Venus attains its greatest angular separation from the sun, when it sets a “full four hours” after the sun for mid-northern observers. ( this is from the link above that you did not read or comprehend, unfortunately )
Use this to figure out your best observation time https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/night/
Don’t blow a fuse …